Why Ofsted believe in the whole family approach
Ofsted works closely with the Care Quality Commission, HMI Constabulary and Fire and Rescue Services and HMI Probation, carrying out joint inspections to see how...
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SafeLives responds to the Government’s Violence Against Women and Girls Strategy
We are pleased to see the Government’s Violence Against Women and Girls (VAWG) Strategy following a Call for Evidence which received over 180,000 responses.
Our public health approach to ending domestic abuse
At SafeLives, we bring together data, practice expertise and survivor voice in a public health approach to end domestic abuse.
The Starfish Story: the difference we make
At SafeLives, we believe in changing lives. Since our inception two decades ago, we’ve carried the Starfish Story in our hearts, using it to remind...
Fear of change vs fear for our lives
Black History Month reflections from Dawn Munroe, Director of Bambuuu, a by-and-for service dedicated to supporting survivors of domestic abuse from minoritised backgrounds.
Landmark repeal of the presumption of parental involvement
For years, the presumption of parental contact has put “both parents are best” ahead of children’s safety. Repealing it takes power away from domestic abuse...
#Invest2EndAbuse
#Invest2EndAbuse calls for the UK Government to invest in specialist domestic abuse support, by including a full statutory duty on local authorities to provide both...
For girls to fulfil their potential, we need to understand the whole picture
SafeLives CEO writes on why we must understand the cumulative factors contributing to abuse and create early interventions for boys at risk to prevent harm
Breaking the silence within Communities and Service-Providers
Afrah Qassim, Founder of Savera UK, on the challenges and critical work in safeguarding those at risk from harmful practices like ‘honour’-based violence, FGM, and...
Change programme for Children’s Social Care
Join trainer Emma Robinson to discover how SafeLives is driving culture change in Children’s Social Care through innovative training on families and domestic abuse.